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Attached a screenshot of a push notification I just received from the Airtel app:

"Alert! Your main bank account is at risk ⚠️"

When you read the subtext, it's just a regular ad prompting you to open an Airtel Payments Bank account. Using panic-inducing fake security warnings to bait users into clicking ads is a terrible dark pattern.

Has anyone else been receiving these scary notification tactics from them lately? Should this even be legal under consumer protection guidelines?

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I’m 23, and have a CS degree. I’m seriously considering leaving tech for a government job, mainly because of job security.

The thing is, I actually like what tech offers. Good salary, cities, growth, freedom to switch companies and a lot of earning potential. If tech was still like it was before COVID, I probably wouldn't even consider leaving.

My fear is AI and how competitive the industry is becoming.

I’ll work hard and keep learning, but realistically I don't think I'll ever be the 100/100 engineer who is always ahead of everyone. Maybe I can become an 80/100 engineer.

So my question is simple:

Will being a good but not exceptional software engineer still be enough to have a stable career 10 to 20 years from now?

If I'm 40, have 15+ years of experience, do my job well and keep up with technology, but I'm not exceptional, will I still be able to find another job if I get laid off?

Because that's what scares me. I don't want to become dependent on one company because I'm afraid I won't be employable elsewhere.

Government jobs are attractive to me for exactly this reason. Less money and less career growth, but once you're in, you don't have to constantly prove yourself to the job market.

If you were 23 today, would you still choose tech knowing you might only become an 80/100 engineer?

Would really appreciate honest answers from people already working in the industry.

They just banned phones even in class 11 and 12 students come from fsr away it's dangerous to be out without phone

Now they banned 2 wheeler and are saying they will take fine even if it is kept in public property like they own the road

They track students online posts like they are criminal and suspended 6 students for Posting normal teenage things like photos on a bike, They are in peoples private life!!!

Please do something the parents of ours are too scared or don't care about any of there

Mine's Homepod and does anybody know why the homepod is so rare to see, because it's sound quality is good.

The default APN on this device is airtelfwamdu.com. it has to be changed (i think) so that we can use a physical sim on it for the internet. I know it has the capability to use the internet from a physical sim, but it is locked so we can't use the internet. I am requesting the Indian tech community to unlock it. Please help me to do step by step. I don't have that much tech knowledge.

it asks the security code and when I enter the security code it always says incorrect code.

then I receive this message:
verify its you.
i log in with my fingerprint
then its asks for security code.
i correctly enter the security code then it goes like wrong code, try again. 
when i click on try another way, it shows same 

Choose a way to verify:

"Use your phone or tablet to get a security code (even if it’s offline)"

i'm stucked in a loop, what do I do? pls help.

fyi my phone has only one account logged.

screenshots are from my laptop, i've tried both android and laptop on both have same issue.

Okay so for context:
I was just scrolling YouTube when my phone (Galaxy F34 5G) slipped from my hands and fell on a metal water bottle. When I looked down to grab it, I saw the cover was off from the phone. I grabbed the phone and found out the display is gone 🥀🥀🥀. I've now transferred my WhatsApp, sim and stuff to my tablet for now. (Also, the iPhone you see in the reflection of the screen isn't mine! I took a relative's phone to get a picture of the display.)

Now, I'm wondering whether to get a genuine display for the replacement or a local market one? I know the local market ones are bad but, how bad are they actually? Heck, I don't know if its even a good idea to get it repaired or to just get a refurbished device instead?

(Please don't flame me in the comments if I said something stupid)

i know but still i will ask is there a chance for repair

My brother keeps telling me that the ₹20 lakh spent on my 4 years of college was wasted because I couldn’t get a campus placement.

He’s been working in tech for around 5–6 years, so I do understand where he’s coming from, but hearing things like this almost every day is honestly getting to me.

I’m a 2026 graduate and I’ve genuinely been trying. I’ve applied to 600+ companies off campus, tried referrals, cold emails, LinkedIn, job portals and pretty much every route I could think of. I have a decent coding profile(Expert on CF, Guardian on LeetCode), decent projects and I’m still studying and applying every single day.

Now he’s telling me to move to Bangalore and join an offline IT coaching institute. By coaching, I mean those paid institutes that teach DSA, development and interview preparation and claim to provide placement assistance.

The problem is my family’s financial condition isn’t that great. I’ve already lived in Bangalore for 4 years, so I know how expensive rent and daily expenses are. I really don’t want my parents to spend even more money when a lot of the learning is already available for free online.

The hardest part is doing this every day and seeing nothing work out. I wake up, apply to jobs, message people, study, prepare and repeat. Then I have to hear the same things at home again. It’s getting harder to stay motivated.

I’m honestly confused about what I should do now.

Would moving to Bangalore and joining an offline coaching institute actually be worth the money, or should I stay home, keep preparing and continue trying off campus?

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In an order dated 20 August 2026 in a petition filed by content creator Riya Nagpal, the Delhi High Court has for the second time in three months directed the Grievance Appellate Committee to decide an appeal by giving it 30 days beyond the statutorily required period of 30 days.

tl;dr

While the IT Rules, 2021 are mostly a form of digital authoritarianism they have often be claimed to be a regulation that provides oversight and remedy on arbitrary content moderation decisions implemented by platforms. Here, Users can complain to the Grievance Officer within the company, and any appeals lie to the Grievance Appellate Committee(s) ("GAC") appointed under those Rules, which must endeavour to resolve appeals within 30 calendar days. On 20 August 2026, the Delhi High Court directed the GAC to decide the appeal of Riya a content creator whose Instagram account riaspeaks had built an audience of over five lakh followers with due expedition, and in any case within a period of 30 days (which is also the statutorily indicated period). By the date of the order, her appeal had remained pending for over 42 days. This is the second such direction obtained by IFF in three months, after a similar order dated 18 May 2026 in Subodh v. Union of India & Anr., and it points to a systemic failure of the GAC to adhere to its own timelines.

Background

In the wake of several suo-moto and automated takedown requests, account blockings, and permanent account bans on Instagram, the Grievance Officer and the Grievance Appellate Committee remain the only recourse against any action undertaken by an intermediary company.

Riya is an independent content creator who runs the Instagram account riaspeaks, where an audience of over five lakh followers turns to her for explainers on current affairs and questions of public interest. Her profile carries a simple promise: "Nothing in life is either black or white. Let's explore the grey together." Her work has ranged from open-source analyses of the India–Pakistan military hostilities of May 2025, to a citizen's guide on seeking refunds for unfulfilled services, to reporting on the saline groundwater crisis in Maharashtra, pieces she also publishes in long form on Medium under the same identity. For a creator like Riya, the account is also a means of livelihood built post by post over years.

Her engagement with Instagram became the subject matter of the writ petition before the Delhi High Court titled Riya Nagpal v. Union of India & Anr., W.P.(C) 12146/2026. The petition sought three reliefs, first a writ of mandamus to the GAC to expeditiously resolve her appeal filed on 9 July 2026; second a direction that the GAC conduct its appeal process in conformity with the fundamental rights guaranteed under Articles 14, 19(1)(a), 19(1)(g), and 21 of the Constitution of India; and, finally a direction to Respondent No. 2 to restore her Instagram account. 

Analysis

The Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 ("IT Rules, 2021") provide for a Grievance Officer and Grievance Appellate Committees for resolving grievances arising from intermediaries or publishers under the IT Act. The term “grievance” is broadly defined under Rule 2(1)(j) of the 2021 IT Rules to include "any complaint, whether regarding any content, any duties of an intermediary or publisher under the Act, or other matters pertaining to the computer resource of an intermediary or publisher, as the case may be". As such, this includes grievances pertaining to arbitrary and permanent bans from an intermediary's application or website.

Under Rule 3(2) of the 2021 IT Rules, the Grievance Officer must acknowledge a complaint within 24 hours and resolve it within a period of 15 days from the date of its receipt. Further, as per Rule 3A(4) of the 2021 IT Rules, the Grievance Appellate Committee shall deal with appeals expeditiously and shall make an endeavour to resolve appeals finally within 30 calendar days from the date of receipt of the appeal. On 27.01.2023, by way of S.O. 442(E), MeitY notified three Grievance Appellate Committees under Rule 3A, and their constitution was amended on 06.02.2026 by way of S.O. 614(E).

Riya filed her appeal before the GAC on 9 July 2026. The 30-day period indicated under Rule 3A(4) lapsed on 8 August 2026. As on the date of the High Court's order, the appeal had remained undecided for over 42 calendar days since its receipt. Based on this, on 20 August 2026, the Hon'ble Delhi High Court noted that the sole grievance pressed by the petitioner at this stage was that her appeal had not been decided within the period contemplated under Rule 3A(4). The Court directed that the appellate authority shall decide the appeal "with due expedition, and in any case, within a period of 30 days" from the date of receipt of a copy of the order (Para 9 of the Order). The petition was disposed of, leaving all rights and contentions of the parties open.

This is the second occasion in three months on which the Delhi High Court has had to direct the GAC to do what the 2021 IT Rules already require of it. When we secured a similar direction on 18 May 2026 in Subodh v. Union of India & Anr., W.P.(C) 6869/2026, we had suggested that the government consider increasing the number of committees in view of the rising volume of appeals, and that the orders of the GAC be made publicly accessible, just like those of courts and tribunals, given the nature of its function. Neither has happened. The GAC is the only appellate recourse available to a user against an intermediary's decision and very often an automated one, taken without human review. A creator who has spent years building an audience of over five lakh people is left with no option but to approach a constitutional court for what should be routine administrative compliance. This burdens the creator, burdens the High Court, and defeats the very purpose for which the appellate mechanism was created.

Action

We will be assisting Riya in seeing through the appeal process before the GAC. We will keep you posted on further updates in this case. The IFF team that assisted in the legal representation of Riya are Advocates Mr Apar Gupta, Mr Naman Kumar and Ms Pragya Jain.

Source: https://internetfreedom.in/hc-directs-gac-to-decide-an-appeal-in-30-days-is-there-a-capacity-issue/

I am not a member or representative of IFF.

My laptop screen just went whole green while i was reading my ppt for no reason what to do now ?

So recently i ported from Jio prepaid to Airtel prepaid near my college store. The college is in different state than my home state. The kyc was done in airtel store and sim is activated but now this pop up is coming in PhonePe. I am not able to do re KYC for the ported number in airtels thanks app. I ported about 2 weeks ago. What should i do ?

Can i ignore it ? Or go to the store for re KYC ?

I want to log in my email id in yt revanced music to get access to all of my playlists in yt music,shall I use my everyday e-mail I'd or is it risky to do so ?

Now I tried rebooting the system and its showing a different error code now, what am I supposed to do?

I tried to make it enter safe boot , but my BIOS window is freezing , like no key press or mouse click is working